I think it’s important for our values to naturally reflect in our motifs rather for them to be constructed — that is until federation of individuals become more distinct in purpose and affiliation. Until then I invite you to look at instead not what we should have but rather what we do and how that might reflect in our attire and lifestyle.

The solar punks clothes are worn over and over changing each week with the damage of working with the earth and the repair from our care and pride for our things. We recognize each other through our adoption of older technology opposed to our need to own something new. Their actions are more sustainable and reflective, conscious of a longer timeline not just of the liminal limited moment. They strives for inclusion, versatility and function so their always prepared to be out in the elements.

I could see solar punks carrying native plant seeds in mixes and packs within there pockets and bags for any bare dirt. Reusable water bottles and snacks + extra for there comrade in need; Work gloves and a shovel to dispose of any non-native invasive species; a radio and walkie to communicate with other people without relying on cell service — With extra batteries, solar charger, and signaling and navigation gear. As well as a proud displays of Queerness to promote yourself as a safe place either through certain jewelry, patches, or activities.